WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 302, 14 May 1913, Page 8

WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.

A QUARREL WITH FRIEDMAN'S. *'/; j "GETTING THEM EVERY DAY." \"l|| New York, Ma* 8. THere was a dramatic exchange word® in a room at the hotel In Mo#- , 'lj treal, at which Dr. Friedmann, the fierlln , specialist, who claims to have found a J8 . cure for consumption, is stay in 2. \ m 1 A Br. Harding, of the Royal Edward m | Institute, battled for more than an hotfr ' <'M in a strenuous endeavor to get from,. 'VjJj | FW'edmann a definite statement as to tlnj V}|| ■ result of the latter's treatment. : High words, contradictions and admin. isions passed from side to side, and the v IM scene was made more electrical bv Dr. J " t g I Fh'etlmnnn's nervousness nnd liis strutf gle to put forwnrd in the English tongkfy " his claims for his remedy. f'J Reporters had been called in by German specialist, and jnst as hew 4« about to explain his in walktift ._'■>! l Harding. /' !j$ He told the foreigner that the AMltt r ) JR of his treatment were no better thift'. the results of other treatments, whete%||| upon Friedmann became very "Then what do you see in my aystemr' he asked. "Has not pain disappeared! Do not patients declare that they «k3lbH better? What do you aeet Tell Dr. Harding declared that he did care a snap for outside symptotas. Theifflj disappearance of pain, the le»denlftfr< expectoration, the gaining 0! weight Mtßsflj strength, were, from pulmonary, conditions > as'evidence. "I: get'theat . said Dr. Harding. , ,'